A short key-framing animation that reminded me of Muybridge motion ...
What really was interesting for me was the process in his era for doing this motion and how today you can do it.
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I also found an interesting animation that involved more special effects and optical illusions and it is synced so perfectly with the audio. Just amazing what people can do with new technology but, equally interesting to think about what used to be new technology. ; )
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I think both of these are good modern examples of how new technology changes how we view motion. I especially like the second video that renee posted because, like she said, it's perfectly synced with the audio....and thats soo hard to do!
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